Have you ever noticed your child repeating a rumor?

Have you ever suspected that your child has been a victim of gossip? Wouldn’t it be great if you could teach your children the consequences of spreading rumors at an early age? If I could provide a simple tool to help your children understand those consequences, by developing their critical thinking skills, while enjoying a fun, heartwarming story, would you be interested?

The main lesson to be gained after reading this book is best expressed in this inspirational quote by the great Greek Philosopher Socrates, “If what you want to say is neither true, nor good or kind, nor useful or necessary, please don’t say anything at all.”

For the full Triple Filter Test of Socrates – get your copy of the book today!

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“This is another educational and heartwarming story by author, A. M. Marcus.. Your child will learn how to deal with brand new emotions. Pain, bullying, harmful rumors, insecurity, fear, societal differences and the loss of a close friendship . The words are real easy to read and understand ( I do agree a copy of this book should be required reading in grade schools ). Kudos , again to Elisa Bindi for her wonderful, cute , bright and colorful illustrations. At the end of the story the author includes questions to engage your child into a discussion with parents.

The paperback copy was made very well. There are 71 pages to the actual story. My daughter loved this book and is adding it to her growing collection.”

– Robin Lee, TOP AMAZON REVIEWER , professional Cardiac and Psychiatric RN, Bayonne, NJ, United States

What happens when Mya moves away? What is the Socrates Triple Filter Test?

This is an EXCELLENT book for children. (Adults can learn from it also!) A very important lesson is taught and learned (great ending). It is well written and illustrated. A keeper in this house and most highly recommended.

-Richard and Liz, TOP AMAZON REVIEWERS, Parents

“The illustrations are modern and clean looking, yet not antiseptic or disengaging. There is a warmth to this book. Speaking as a graphic designer, the illustrator did well here.

A Glass Full of Rumors deals with bullying, a topic my daughter knows well from the vagaries of middle school. We both read the book with interest to the end. The subjects of gossip and philosophy really engaged us, and we honestly liked the characters of Mya and Michael. We could relate to them and their close early and then long-distance friendship is an inspiration. Thanks also to Socrates as well for his ever-present wisdom. ;)”

– Kort Kramer, TOP AMAZON REVIEWER, GRAPHIC DESIGNER, Boca Raton, FL, United States

“This is a wonderful, fun, educational story that I recommend for all children. Heck, even a few grown-ups might learn from the morals of Socrates.

Beautifully illustrated, interesting story that assists parents in their efforts to guide children and equip them with a moral compass.”

-Bill Anderson, TOP AMAZON REVIEWER, Quality Engineer, North Dakota, United States

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*** This children’s book features Kindle Text Pop-Up for reading text over vivid, full-color images (double tap on the text).

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